Non - ‘Scratches on an LP

[RobTrent]

I’ve got a vinyl record originally made as a cd in the 90s, and probably when listened to in that original format, fake scratches were ‘cool.

But I’m listening on vinyl and I’m guessing that, as they stop at the tracks ending, they actually are fake! And it’s blooming annoying!

See, I’m never afraid to tackle the big issues of the day…

 

[LewSwimmin]

Are you saying that you don't think it's up to scratch?

 

[ErikthViking]

As long as you have a decent pair of speakers, vinyl makes the CD format sound like a gramophone.

Keep on Crinting!

 

[afcb_rednblack]

I’ve got a vinyl record originally made as a cd in the 90s, and probably when listened to in that original format, fake scratches were ‘cool.

But I’m listening on vinyl and I’m guessing that, as they stop at the tracks ending, they actually are fake! And it’s blooming annoying!

See, I’m never afraid to tackle the big issues of the day…

Perhaps if you play this it might help take your mind off it…

 

[simonhpieman]

I do a lot of sound engineering and often start fiddling with wires and pulling at cables upon hearing a crackle, only to realise someone's just opened a bag of crips on the nearest table.

 

[Sleepy Cherry]

Are you saying that you don't think it's up to scratch?

Jumping to conclusions a bit there!